• Snack masticable para perros
• Hecho de piel de vaca prensada
• Ayuda a promover la higiene oral a través de la masticación
• Ideal como recompensa o golosina

THINK: The user wants a translation from Portuguese to Spanish (Spain).
The source text is "Pele de vaca".
"Pele" in Portuguese means "skin" or "hide".
"Vaca" in Portuguese means "cow".
So, "Pele de vaca" means "cow skin" or "cow hide".

In Spanish:
"Piel" is skin.
"Cuero" is leather/hide.
"De vaca" means "of cow".

For pet products, especially chews or treats, "cowhide" is a common term.
"Piel de vaca" would be understood as "cow skin".
"Cuero de vaca" would be "cow leather/hide".

Given the context of "pet product e-commerce content", "Pele de vaca" is most likely referring to a chew or treat made from cowhide.
"Cuero de vaca" is the most accurate and common term for this in Spanish, especially in the context of products. "Piel de vaca" is also correct but "cuero" often implies the processed material.

Let's consider the nuance.
"Pele" can be raw skin or processed hide.
"Cuero" specifically refers to hide, often processed.
"Piel" is more general, can be living skin or raw skin.

For a pet product, if it's a chew, it's typically "cuero de vaca".

Example usage:
PT: "Snack de pele de vaca" -> ES: "Snack de cuero de vaca"
PT: "Brinquedo de pele de vaca" -> ES: "Juguete de cuero de vaca"

Therefore, "Cuero de vaca" is the most appropriate translation in this context.Cuero de vaca